The first seven queens have showcased their talents on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 17, and the competition is heating up. Acacia Forgot, who landed at the bottom after the Rate-A-Queen challenge, is ready to fight for her spot in the competition. The exclusive clip reveals the queens' reactions to the results, with Acacia expressing her determination to prove herself. The tables turn as the Week 1 queens now have the power to rank the next seven queens, with the lowest-rated queen facing elimination.
The first seven queens have officially shown off their talent to RuPaul and the judges, with the next seven queens champing at the bit. Suzie Toot is atop the leaderboard, but the queens are shaking in their boots now that Acacia Forgot has had a fire lit. Following the results of the Rate-A-Queen , Acacia Forgot was revealed to be at the bottom, and the queen representing the Week 1 girls in the Lip Sync For Your Life.
In the exclusive clip of the first act of episode 2, the queens reconvene in the Werk Room as joy turns to fear as the competition has become all too real. After Jewels Sparkles and Suzie Toot receive their flowers for their lip sync to Katy Perry's"Woman's World," Hormona Lisa attempts not to dampen the mood to learn how Acacia is feeling. Well, she's feeling very damp! Acacia spills the tea about her feelings, pouring her heart and soul into her original music.
The Werk Room Gets Spicy! The tables turn as the Week 1 queens will have the chance to determine the fates of the seven queens who are about to show off their own talent in"Drag Queens Got Talent: Part 2." The Rate-A-Queen twist has made its triumphant return after its debut during Season 16. Only this season, the power is slightly different. Unlike last season's split premiere, all 14 queens witnessed each other's talents.
After having already gone through the torture of being judged by their peers, the Week 1 girls are seen relishing the fact that power is now in their hands. Some of the queens, like Boston's own Kori King, are eager to beg and barter for votes. But the week's juicy drop reveals two queens seem to be getting closer...beyond sisters.
Release Date February 2, 2009 Cast RuPaul Main Genre Reality TV Seasons 15 Awards Nominations Primetime Emmy Awards, Critics Choice Awards Awards Won Critics' Choice Real TV Awards: Best Competition Series Producer Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato, Tom Campbell, RuPaul, Steven Corfe, Mandy Salangsang, Chris McKim Production Company World of Wonder Number of Episodes 200 Expand Watch on Paramount+
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